HP-75

The HP-75C and HP-75D were hand-held computers programmable in BASIC, made by Hewlett-Packard from 1982 to 1986.

The HP-75 had a single-line liquid crystal display, 48 KiB system ROM and 16 KiB RAM, a comparatively large keyboard (albeit without separate numeric pad), a manually operated magnetic card reader (2×650 bytes per card), 4 ports for memory expansion (1 for RAM and 3 for ROM modules), and an HP-IL interface that could be used to connect printers, storage and electronic test equipment. The BASIC interpreter also acted as a primitive operating system, providing file handling capabilities for program storage using RAM, cards, or cassettes/diskettes (via HP-IL).

Other features included a text editor as well as an appointment reminder with alarms, similar to functions of modern PDAs.

The HP-75D (1984–1986) added a port for a bar code wand, often used for inventory control tasks.

The HP-75 was comparatively expensive with an MSRP of $995 ($2,014 in 2005) for the 75C or $1095 ($2,058 in 2005) for the 75D, making it less popular than the cheaper successor model, the HP-71B.

Waiting For Love

[Lil' Mo]Tupac and Lil' Mo, hmm, how gangsta is that?Hehe.. ooooh-oooh, ooooh-oooh, ooooh-oooh[Mo keeps harmonizing in the background][2Pac]One two.. to a nigga nature, haha..No need to cry now, go wipe your tears, be a womanWhy you actin surprised? You saw the bullshitComin fake hair, fake nails, fake eyes tooSo why you, bound to fuck wit fake guys tooAint nothin' hard about it why you lookin sad? Shoulda though about itSay you learned, I truly doubt itI guess you got a problem with affection, kinda loose with the loveGettin freaky with the thug niggaz up in the clubAsk to buy you a drink, you holla Dom PerignonKnowin I'm a cash getter still I, remain calmLet you chill with me; plus you was smilin 'til the bill miss meThat's what you get for tryin to dick meMissed me with that "Buy me this, buy me that" syndrome shitBitch get a job if you wanna be richGettin mad cause I cursed and I scream I hate'chaIntroduced you to a nigga nature, feel me?[Chorus: Lil' Mo]Kissed the girls, made them cryThuggin life, and gettin highWhy you gangsta, all the time?That's a thug's natureThough sometimes, I can deal with itI realize, that I'm feelin itIt's a love and hate relationshipbut that's a thug's nature[add to line four of Chorus first time:] "That's a nigga nature"[2Pac]I'm probably too nice at first, I let you kiss me where it hurtsMe and you gettin busy, slingin dick in the dirtMet you at a pool party it was cool to kick itSee us, tounge-kissin, you was truly with itLittle ecstacy, Hennesey, mix with mePicture me pay for pussy when the dick's for freeHey now, where my niggaz at? Tell these hoesBefore I pay; I jerk off, word to MosesVisions of you sittin there sweaty and wetPointin to the places that you want me to hitGive me room all up in the womb, call the copsNigga, hittin walls 'til them bastard dropLabel me Makaveli - thug nigga with biteLivin life like a rock star's Friday nightMake money, get pussy, always keep a pagerCell phone in the ride to complete my nature now![Chorus][2Pac]Haha.. started as a seed from the semen; straight outta papa's nutsLustin for creamin - bitches with big buttsCurves make a nigga cry, tits and shitWhen I'm locked down beggin you for porno flicksSneak weed in, help a nigga pass the timePut my name tattoo'd so that ass is mineTell everybody; 'Pac put it down for goodA local legend through the whole hood, follow meI got a gun on me, goin for none on the run babyYou know a nigga need some, is my son crazy?Why I cry, when I be thuggin til I diePicture a nigga in heaven, high off weed I flyGot me missin dead homies wishin phonies would dieHit the weed and hope it get me high; dear GodUnderstand my ways, livin majorBlessed with a thug's heart.. and a real live nigga nature[Chorus][add to line four of Chorus:] "That's a nigga nature"[add to line eight of Chorus:] "Cause that's a nigga nature"[Chorus][add to line four of Chorus:] "Hey, just be a nigga nature"[add to line eight of Chorus:] "Cause that's a nigga nature"[2Pac] It ain't my fault[Lil' Mo] Hehe, Q.D., where you be? Ahh[2Pac] Don't blame me blame my momma, a nigga nature[Lil' Mo]QDIII, and Lil' MoTupac, puttin it down fo' sho' ("Cause that's a nigga nature")I realize, that I'm feelin itCause that's a thug natureThough sometimes I can deal with itI realize, I'm feelin itLove and hate, relationshipCause that's a thug's nature ("Cause that's a nigga nature")Yeah yeah yeah.. yeah yeah yeah..Yeahhh yeah.. and that's a thug's natureWhere you at? Holla

HP-75

The HP-75C and HP-75D were hand-held computers programmable in BASIC, made by Hewlett-Packard from 1982 to 1986.

The HP-75 had a single-line liquid crystal display, 48 KiB system ROM and 16 KiB RAM, a comparatively large keyboard (albeit without separate numeric pad), a manually operated magnetic card reader (2×650 bytes per card), 4 ports for memory expansion (1 for RAM and 3 for ROM modules), and an HP-IL interface that could be used to connect printers, storage and electronic test equipment. The BASIC interpreter also acted as a primitive operating system, providing file handling capabilities for program storage using RAM, cards, or cassettes/diskettes (via HP-IL).

Other features included a text editor as well as an appointment reminder with alarms, similar to functions of modern PDAs.

The HP-75D (1984–1986) added a port for a bar code wand, often used for inventory control tasks.

The HP-75 was comparatively expensive with an MSRP of $995 ($2,014 in 2005) for the 75C or $1095 ($2,058 in 2005) for the 75D, making it less popular than the cheaper successor model, the HP-71B.

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